Answer: The Rural community of Alnwick, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law 24-03 — Animal Control By-Law, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law 24-03 — Animal Control By-Law

Summary: Animal control bylaw for the Rural Community of Alnwick. Governs keeping and running-at-large of animals. Scanned PDF; specific leash rules, licence fees, and impound procedures in document.


Answer: The Rural community of Alnwick, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law 24-02 — Dangerous and Unsightly Premises By-Law, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law 24-02 — Dangerous and Unsightly Premises By-Law

Summary: Regulates dangerous and unsightly premises in the Rural Community of Alnwick. Sets property standards and requires owners to remediate hazardous or unsightly conditions. Scanned PDF; specific fees and enforcement details in document.


Answer: Alnwick, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-07.

By-Laws Index — Municipality of Alnwick

Summary: Index page listing all 8 current by-laws for the Rural Community of Alnwick, NB (incorporated 2023 under local-governance reform). Covers corporate, procedural, emergency, policing, premises, and animal bylaws.


Answer: The Rural community of Alnwick, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: Strategic Plan 2023-2026 (English); Strategic Plan 2023-2026 (French / Version française); Strategic Plan Action Goals — March 2025 Update, verified 2026-06-07.

Strategic Plan 2023-2026 (English)

Summary: Municipality of Alnwick's first multi-year strategic plan covering 2023-2026, developed after incorporation as a rural community under New Brunswick's 2023 local governance reform. Document header states April 2023.

Strategic Plan 2023-2026 (French / Version française)

Summary: French-language version of Alnwick's Strategic Plan 2023-2026. Municipality is 58% bilingual.

Strategic Plan Action Goals — March 2025 Update

Summary: Updated action goals document for the 2023-2026 Strategic Plan, showing progress and current priorities. Document is headed 'Update March 2025 / Mise a jour mars 2025'.

Corporate Plans + Reports — index page

Summary: Landing page for Municipality of Alnwick's corporate plans and reports, listing the Strategic Plan 2023-2026 (English and French) and annual reports.


Answer: Alnwick, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Village of Arcadia, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law 23 (Ward 2, Gagetown) — Noise By-Law, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law 23 (Ward 2, Gagetown) — Noise By-Law

Summary: Noise by-law of the former Village of Gagetown (now Arcadia Ward 2), regulating noise causing a public nuisance. Enacted May 19, 1993; carried forward under Arcadia.


Answer: The Village of Arcadia, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law No. 8 — A By-Law Respecting Animal Control (Village of Cambridge-Narrows; now in force for Arcadia Ward 5), verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. 8 — A By-Law Respecting Animal Control (Village of Cambridge-Narrows; now in force for Arcadia Ward 5)

Summary: Animal control by-law of the former Village of Cambridge-Narrows, carried forward for Arcadia Ward 5. Defines 'animal' as dog only; covers licensing and animals at large. Read third time / enacted June 12, 2000.


Answer: Arcadia, New Brunswick has no zoning & land use bylaw on record as of 2026-06-07.

Rural Plan Zoning Map (former Cambridge-Narrows Rural Plan)

Summary: Zoning map from the former Village of Cambridge-Narrows Rural Plan, carried forward for Arcadia. Legacy planning document; a consolidated Arcadia-wide Rural Plan was in development. Not a standalone adopted zoning by-law.


Answer: The Village of Arcadia, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law No. 6 — A By-Law Respecting Off Road Vehicles, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. 6 — A By-Law Respecting Off Road Vehicles

Summary: Arcadia-wide off-road vehicle by-law. Its stated purpose is to repeal former Village of Gagetown By-Law 43 (the Gagetown ORV by-law). Third reading July 2023; exact day on the handwritten signature block not legible.


Answer: Arcadia, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-07.

By-Laws Index — Village of Arcadia

Summary: Official bylaws listing for the Village of Arcadia (formed 1 Jan 2023 from Cambridge-Narrows + Gagetown amalgamation). Lists Arcadia-wide bylaws plus ward-specific legacy bylaws of the predecessor villages (Ward 5 Cambridge-Narrows, Ward 2 Gagetown).


Answer: The Village of Arcadia, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Strategic Plan 2025-2028 — Arcadia, verified 2026-06-07.

Strategic Plan 2025-2028 — Arcadia

Summary: First Strategic Plan for the Municipality of Arcadia NB (formed Jan 2023), covering 2025-2028. Sets strategic priorities and values after community engagement. Document body carries no draft watermark; filename retains 'DRAFT'.

Strategic Plan 2025-2028 — Arcadia (index page)

Summary: Village/Municipality of Arcadia NB page presenting its first Strategic Plan, 2025-2028. Page title reads 'Strategic Plan 2025-2028'; the URL slug retains the word 'draft'.


Answer: Arcadia, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the City of Bathurst, New Brunswick, quiet hours: 23:00-07:00; exemptions: City employees essential work; authorized athletic/recreational activities; traditional/festive/religious activities; authorized parades/community activities; emergency vehicles.; fines: $70.00-$500.00. Source: By-Law No. 2005-14 — By-Law Respecting the Prevention of Excessive Noise Within the City of Bathurst / Arrêté No 2005-14, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. 2005-14 — By-Law Respecting the Prevention of Excessive Noise Within the City of Bathurst / Arrêté No 2005-14

Summary: Regulates excessive noise in the City of Bathurst. Third reading and enactment December 19, 2005; later amended by 2005-14A (2008) and 2005-14B. Exact quiet hours in the bilingual PDF.

City employees essential work; authorized athletic/recreational activities; traditional/festive/religious activities; authorized parades/community activities; emergency vehicles.


Answer: In the City of Bathurst, New Brunswick, licence required: True; licence fee: Dog (male or female): $35; dog neutered: $10; dog spayed: $10; dangerous dog: $200; cat: $5; leash rule: Dogs prohibited at large off owner's property except in designated off-leash areas; must be on leash and under control; fines: 1st offence: $100; 2nd offence: $200; 3rd offence: $300; $500 if voluntary payment not received before court hearing. Source: By-Law No. 2012-04 — By-Law Regulating the Keeping and Controlling of Companion Animals in the City of Bathurst, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. 2012-04 — By-Law Regulating the Keeping and Controlling of Companion Animals in the City of Bathurst

Summary: Governs the keeping and control of companion animals (dogs and cats) within the City of Bathurst. Enacted January 21, 2013; amended by 2012-04A (2015). Licensing and registration-tag rules in the bilingual PDF.

Dog (male or female): $35; dog neutered: $10; dog spayed: $10; dangerous dog: $200; cat: $5

Dogs prohibited at large off owner's property except in designated off-leash areas; must be on leash and under control

1st offence: $100; 2nd offence: $200; 3rd offence: $300; $500 if voluntary payment not received before court hearing


Answer: In the City of Bathurst, New Brunswick, permit required: True; permit issuer: Bathurst Fire Department; allowed conditions: Outdoor fireplaces allowed without permit subject to regulations; open fires require valid permit or Fire Department authorization; category 1 provincial fire watch must permit fires.; fines: category E offence under Part II of the Provincial Offences Procedures Act. Source: By-Law No. 2017-09 — By-Law Concerning Outside Fires in the City of Bathurst / Arrêté No 2017-09, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. 2017-09 — By-Law Concerning Outside Fires in the City of Bathurst / Arrêté No 2017-09

Summary: Regulates outside/open fires within the City of Bathurst, including permits from the Bathurst Fire Service. Third reading and enactment October 16, 2017.

Outdoor fireplaces allowed without permit subject to regulations; open fires require valid permit or Fire Department authorization; category 1 provincial fire watch must permit fires.

s. 2(a): "no person shall start...a fire...outside unless a valid permit has been issued hereunder"

s. 2(b): "must apply to the Bathurst Fire Department"

s. 1 (outdoor fireplaces allowed subject to regulations); s. 2(a); s. 3

s. 5: "punishable as a category E offence under Part II of the Provincial Offences Procedures Act"

Burning Regulations and Permits — City of Bathurst Fire Department

Summary: City webpage summarizing By-Law 2017-09 outside-fire rules and the permit process.


Answer: The City of Bathurst, New Brunswick has 3 adopted bylaws on file: By-Law No. 2004-15 — A By-Law for the City of Bathurst Respecting Subdivisions / Arrêté de lotissement; By-Law No. 2006-01 — The City of Bathurst Municipal Plan By-Law / Arrêté No 2006-01 Plan municipal de la Ville de Bathurst; By-Law No. 2008-01 — Zoning By-Law for the City of Bathurst / Arrêté No 2008-01 Arrêté de zonage de la Ville de Bathurst, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. 2004-15 — A By-Law for the City of Bathurst Respecting Subdivisions / Arrêté de lotissement

Summary: Regulates subdivision of land within the City of Bathurst, including lot dimensions, street requirements, and approval processes. Third reading and enactment June 21, 2004; repeals the 1985 subdivision by-law.

By-Law No. 2006-01 — The City of Bathurst Municipal Plan By-Law / Arrêté No 2006-01 Plan municipal de la Ville de Bathurst

Summary: Municipal plan by-law establishing long-term land-use and growth policy for the City of Bathurst. Third reading and enactment March 20, 2006. Paired with the Zoning By-Law.

By-Law No. 2008-01 — Zoning By-Law for the City of Bathurst / Arrêté No 2008-01 Arrêté de zonage de la Ville de Bathurst

Summary: Consolidated zoning by-law governing land use, permitted uses by zone, and development standards throughout Bathurst. Third reading and enactment May 5, 2008; repeals prior zoning by-law 2002-11. Frequently amended.

Municipal Plan and Zoning By-Laws — City of Bathurst

Summary: Planning department page listing the Municipal Plan (2006-01), Zoning By-Law (2008-01), Subdivisions By-Law, Building By-Law, and Dangerous and Unsightly Premises By-Law with PDF links.


Answer: In the City of Bathurst, New Brunswick, winter parking ban: No parking on any street or portion of streets between 12:00 midnight and 7:00 a.m. from November 1st to April 30th of each year, for snow removal purposes.; fines: Voluntary penalty: $30.00 for most violations (reducible to 50% within 7 days); $125.00 for disabled parking violations (not reducible); $500.00 if voluntary penalty unpaid before Provincial Court plea.. Source: By-Law No. 2011-07 — A By-Law Relating to the Parking of Vehicles in the Parking Zones Under the Jurisdiction of City of Bathurst, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. 2011-07 — A By-Law Relating to the Parking of Vehicles in the Parking Zones Under the Jurisdiction of City of Bathurst

Summary: Governs parking on City of Bathurst streets and zones, including the winter overnight ban for snow removal. Enacted December 19, 2011.

No parking on any street or portion of streets between 12:00 midnight and 7:00 a.m. from November 1st to April 30th of each year, for snow removal purposes.

Voluntary penalty: $30.00 for most violations (reducible to 50% within 7 days); $125.00 for disabled parking violations (not reducible); $500.00 if voluntary penalty unpaid before Provincial Court plea.

Parking in Bathurst — City of Bathurst

Summary: City webpage summarizing the By-Law 2011-07 winter overnight parking ban (midnight–7 a.m., Nov 1–Apr 30) for snow removal.


Answer: In the City of Bathurst, New Brunswick, standards: No person shall permit premises to be unsightly by allowing ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, wood shavings, derelict vehicles, or dilapidated buildings; or permit buildings to become a public safety hazard due to vacancy or dilapidation.; enforcement: Officer issues written notice to remedy; if not complied with, City may clean, repair, or demolish at owner's cost, which becomes a debt due to the City and a lien on the property.. Source: By-Law No. 2019-05 — Dangerous or Unsightly Premises By-Law / Arrêté No 2019-05 sur les lieux dangereux ou inesthétiques, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. 2019-05 — Dangerous or Unsightly Premises By-Law / Arrêté No 2019-05 sur les lieux dangereux ou inesthétiques

Summary: Requires City of Bathurst property owners to keep premises free from dangerous or unsightly conditions, including vacant/unoccupied buildings. Enacted (corporate seal affixed) October 21, 2019.

No person shall permit premises to be unsightly by allowing ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, wood shavings, derelict vehicles, or dilapidated buildings; or permit buildings to become a public safety hazard due to vacancy or dilapidation.

Officer issues written notice to remedy; if not complied with, City may clean, repair, or demolish at owner's cost, which becomes a debt due to the City and a lien on the property.


Answer: In the City of Bathurst, New Brunswick, where allowed: Specified road segments in Bathurst including Main St, St-George St, Murray Ave, Maple St, Basin St, Riverside Dr, West Dr, Rough Waters Dr, Ryan Ave, Matties Lane, Middle River Dr, St Anne St, per Schedules A–E.; helmet or age rules: Driver and all occupants must wear a helmet complying with standards prescribed by regulations under the Motor Vehicle Act.. Source: By-Law No. 2024-03 — By-Law Designating Portions of Roads Within the City of Bathurst as Accessible to Off-Road Vehicles / Arrêté 2024-03, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. 2024-03 — By-Law Designating Portions of Roads Within the City of Bathurst as Accessible to Off-Road Vehicles / Arrêté 2024-03

Summary: Designates specific City of Bathurst road segments where off-road vehicles may travel. Enacted August 19, 2024; references prior By-Law 2022-03.

Specified road segments in Bathurst including Main St, St-George St, Murray Ave, Maple St, Basin St, Riverside Dr, West Dr, Rough Waters Dr, Ryan Ave, Matties Lane, Middle River Dr, St Anne St, per Schedules A–E.

Driver and all occupants must wear a helmet complying with standards prescribed by regulations under the Motor Vehicle Act.


Answer: In the City of Bathurst, New Brunswick, connection mandatory: False; billing basis: flat rate (residential unmetered); metered consumption charge (non-residential); plus annual per-linear-foot frontage charge (all users). Source: By-Law No. 2024-01 — By-Law Respecting Water and Sewer Services and Charges in the City of Bathurst / Arrêté 2024-01, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. 2024-01 — By-Law Respecting Water and Sewer Services and Charges in the City of Bathurst / Arrêté 2024-01

Summary: Governs City of Bathurst water and sewer service connections and charges; repeals prior By-Law 2004-01. Third reading and enactment December 18, 2023.

flat rate (residential unmetered); metered consumption charge (non-residential); plus annual per-linear-foot frontage charge (all users)

Schedule "A" I(1): "Not connected.......$187.43 per unit"

Schedule "A" I(1) "Residential Flat Rate Water Charges"; s. 3(3) "All water customers other than residential shall be metered"; Schedule "D" charges per linear foot of frontage


Answer: In the City of Bathurst, New Brunswick, collection schedule: once every two weeks, alternating with the collection of garbage; sorting required: True; container or bag limit: Not more than 1 (one) Container will be collected at any one Dwelling House on any collection day; accepted or banned: Appendix A: Paper, metal, plastic #1,2,4,5,7 accepted. Glass prohibited in blue bin. Hazardous waste banned.. Source: By-Law No. 2014-06 — By-Law Respecting Garbage and Recycling Collection and Waste Disposal in the City of Bathurst, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. 2014-06 — By-Law Respecting Garbage and Recycling Collection and Waste Disposal in the City of Bathurst

Summary: Governs residential garbage and recycling collection in Bathurst, NB, using large wheeled roll-out carts (grey for garbage, blue for recycling); sets weight limits of 250 lb (113 kg), placement rules, and waste disposal requirements. Enacted 18 August 2014.

once every two weeks, alternating with the collection of garbage

Not more than 1 (one) Container will be collected at any one Dwelling House on any collection day

Appendix A: Paper, metal, plastic #1,2,4,5,7 accepted. Glass prohibited in blue bin. Hazardous waste banned.

"No garbage container shall contain recyclable materials"


Answer: The City of Bathurst, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law No. 2019-07 — By-Law Respecting a Tourism Accommodation Levy in the City of Bathurst / Arrêté No 2019-07, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. 2019-07 — By-Law Respecting a Tourism Accommodation Levy in the City of Bathurst / Arrêté No 2019-07

Summary: Imposes a tourism accommodation levy on short-stay lodging operators in the City of Bathurst. A municipal levy/tax instrument (not a short-term-rental use or licensing framework). Third reading and enactment December 16, 2019.

Municipal By-Laws Index — City of Bathurst

Summary: Index of all City of Bathurst bylaws on the official city website, bilingual (EN/FR). Lists every bylaw by number and title with PDF links.

Tourism Accommodation Levy — City of Bathurst

Summary: City webpage for the By-Law 2019-07 tourism accommodation levy, with registration and remittance forms. A levy/tax program, not a short-term-rental licensing framework.


Answer: The City of Bathurst, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Contract Execution Policy P2024-09; Purchasing Policy P2021-01, verified 2026-06-07.

Contract Execution Policy P2024-09

Summary: Defines authority levels and procedures for executing contracts on behalf of the City of Bathurst.

Purchasing Policy P2021-01

Summary: Establishes procurement thresholds, competitive bidding requirements, and approval authorities for City of Bathurst purchases.


Answer: The City of Bathurst, New Brunswick has 4 adopted policies on file: City of Bathurst Scholarship Fund 2018-01; Housing Accelerator Fund – New Construction Grant Policy P2024-06; Housing Accelerator Fund – Non-Residential Building Conversion Grant Policy P2024-07; Washable Diaper Grant for Residents of the City of Bathurst P2019-03, verified 2026-06-07.

City of Bathurst Scholarship Fund 2018-01

Summary: Establishes eligibility criteria and selection process for the City of Bathurst Scholarship Fund awarded to local students.

Housing Accelerator Fund – New Construction Grant Policy P2024-06

Summary: Sets out grant eligibility, application process, and funding amounts for new residential construction projects under Bathurst's Housing Accelerator Fund program.

Housing Accelerator Fund – Non-Residential Building Conversion Grant Policy P2024-07

Summary: Establishes grant eligibility, application process, and funding amounts for converting non-residential buildings to residential use under Bathurst's Housing Accelerator Fund program.

Washable Diaper Grant for Residents of the City of Bathurst P2019-03

Summary: Provides a grant to Bathurst residents to offset the cost of washable diapers as an environmental initiative; sets eligibility and grant amount.


Answer: The City of Bathurst, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: Policy on Use of City Hall Facilities P2023-07; Walking Track Fee Policy for City Employees 2008-02; Wearing of a CSA Approved Protective Helmet for Ice Sports 2015-02, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy on Use of City Hall Facilities P2023-07

Summary: Sets conditions and procedures for public and internal use of City Hall facilities, including booking and permitted activities.

Walking Track Fee Policy for City Employees 2008-02

Summary: Sets the fee schedule and conditions under which City employees may use the municipal walking track facility.

Wearing of a CSA Approved Protective Helmet for Ice Sports 2015-02

Summary: Requires participants in ice sports at City facilities to wear CSA-approved protective helmets; sets enforcement rules.


Answer: The City of Bathurst, New Brunswick has 18 adopted policies on file: Acting Appointments and Special Assignments 1992-03; Drug & Alcohol Policy P2019-02; Employee Assistance Program 1990-06; Employee Performance Evaluation 1996-07; Extended Leave of Absence Without Pay 1985-19; Hiring Policy for City Employees 1996-06; Policy on Attending Municipal Related Conferences, Boards, Committees and Commissions, Professional Development, and Social Activities P2023-02; Respectful Workplace Policy P2018-03; Return to Work Policy 2014-03; Scent-Reduced Workplace 2003-01; Smoking in the Workplace 2001-06; Staff Training and Development 1996-01; Time in Lieu for Management Employees P2018-02; Travel by Employees and Elected Officials 2001-05; Uniforms - Protective Services 2001-08; Volunteer Recognition Policy P2023-05; Workplace Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Policy P2023-06; Workplace Wellness Program 2011-01, verified 2026-06-07.

Acting Appointments and Special Assignments 1992-03

Summary: Governs how acting appointments and special assignments are made when employees temporarily assume higher-level roles.

Drug & Alcohol Policy P2019-02

Summary: Establishes the City's expectations regarding alcohol and drug use by employees, including testing, accommodation, and disciplinary provisions.

Employee Assistance Program 1990-06

Summary: Establishes the City's Employee Assistance Program, providing confidential support services for employees facing personal or work-related issues.

Employee Performance Evaluation 1996-07

Summary: Sets out the process, frequency, and criteria for performance evaluations of City employees.

Extended Leave of Absence Without Pay 1985-19

Summary: Establishes conditions, approval process, and limits for employees taking extended unpaid leave from the City.

Hiring Policy for City Employees 1996-06

Summary: Establishes the City's hiring process, including posting requirements, selection criteria, and approval authorities.

Policy on Attending Municipal Related Conferences, Boards, Committees and Commissions, Professional Development, and Social Activities P2023-02

Summary: Governs approval and expense rules for staff and councillors attending conferences, professional development, and City-related social events.

Respectful Workplace Policy P2018-03

Summary: Establishes the City's commitment to a respectful, harassment-free workplace and outlines complaint and investigation procedures.

Return to Work Policy 2014-03

Summary: Establishes the City's process for accommodating employees returning to work after illness or injury, including modified duties.

Scent-Reduced Workplace 2003-01

Summary: Establishes a scent-reduced workplace policy for City employees and visitors to accommodate employees with sensitivities.

Smoking in the Workplace 2001-06

Summary: Prohibits smoking in City workplaces and sets designated smoking areas and enforcement provisions.

Staff Training and Development 1996-01

Summary: Sets the City's approach to staff training and professional development, including eligibility, funding, and approval.

Time in Lieu for Management Employees P2018-02

Summary: Governs the accrual, approval, and use of time-in-lieu compensation for management-level employees of the City.

Travel by Employees and Elected Officials 2001-05

Summary: Establishes allowable travel expenses, approval requirements, and reimbursement rates for City employees and elected officials.

Uniforms - Protective Services 2001-08

Summary: Sets uniform standards and issuance procedures for City of Bathurst protective services (police, fire) personnel.

Volunteer Recognition Policy P2023-05

Summary: Establishes how the City recognizes and acknowledges volunteer contributions to municipal programs and services.

Workplace Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Policy P2023-06

Summary: Commits the City of Bathurst to fostering a diverse, equitable, inclusive, and belonging workplace for all employees.

Workplace Wellness Program 2011-01

Summary: Establishes a workplace wellness program for City employees promoting physical and mental health initiatives.


Answer: The City of Bathurst, New Brunswick has 4 adopted policies on file: City Sponsored Electronic Billboard Signs P2021-02; City of Bathurst Policy on Official Languages 2017-01; Internal and External Communications Policy 2014-02; Policy on Information Requests and Communications Made by Elected Officials and Administration P2024-01, verified 2026-06-07.

City Sponsored Electronic Billboard Signs P2021-02

Summary: Governs use of City-sponsored electronic billboard signs, including eligible content, priority rules, and booking procedures.

City of Bathurst Policy on Official Languages 2017-01

Summary: Affirms Bathurst's bilingual (English/French) service commitment and establishes obligations for communications and service delivery in both official languages.

Internal and External Communications Policy 2014-02

Summary: Sets standards for how the City of Bathurst communicates internally among staff and externally with the public and media.

Policy on Information Requests and Communications Made by Elected Officials and Administration P2024-01

Summary: Governs how elected officials and staff handle information requests and public communications on behalf of the City.


Answer: The City of Bathurst, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Emergency Response Duties 1988-06; Mutual Aid, Fire Department 1980-03, verified 2026-06-07.

Emergency Response Duties 1988-06

Summary: Defines employee responsibilities and procedures for emergency response duties within the City of Bathurst.

Mutual Aid, Fire Department 1980-03

Summary: Establishes the City's mutual aid agreement framework for the Fire Department to provide and receive assistance from neighbouring fire services.


Answer: The City of Bathurst, New Brunswick has 6 adopted policies on file: Asset Management Policy Statement P2019-01; Disposition and Acquisition of Municipal Land P2024-08; Disposition of City Owned Assets 1999-02; Local Improvement Charges - Cemeteries 1990-02; Policy on Tariff of Fees P2003-02; Tangible Capital Assets Policy 2011-02, verified 2026-06-07.

Asset Management Policy Statement P2019-01

Summary: Commits the City of Bathurst to asset management principles and sets the policy framework for managing municipal infrastructure assets.

Disposition and Acquisition of Municipal Land P2024-08

Summary: Governs how the City acquires and disposes of municipal land, including approval thresholds and public interest considerations.

Disposition of City Owned Assets 1999-02

Summary: Establishes the process and approval requirements for disposing of surplus City-owned assets.

Local Improvement Charges - Cemeteries 1990-02

Summary: Sets out how local improvement charges are applied for cemetery-related municipal services.

Policy on Tariff of Fees P2003-02

Summary: Establishes the framework and schedule for fees charged by the City of Bathurst for municipal services.

Tangible Capital Assets Policy 2011-02

Summary: Establishes capitalization thresholds and accounting treatment for the City's tangible capital assets in accordance with public sector accounting standards.


Answer: The City of Bathurst, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: Computer Policy 2001-01; GPS Policy P2010-01; Policy on Cell Phones P2023-01, verified 2026-06-07.

Computer Policy 2001-01

Summary: Governs acceptable use of City computers, networks, and software by employees, including security and personal use rules.

GPS Policy P2010-01

Summary: Governs the use of GPS tracking devices on City vehicles, including data access, privacy considerations, and acceptable use.

Policy on Cell Phones P2023-01

Summary: Establishes rules for City-issued and personal cell phone use by employees during work hours and while using City resources.


Answer: The City of Bathurst, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: Code of Conduct Policy 1992-04; Committee Policy P2025-03; Policy and Procedure Development Policy P2024-02, verified 2026-06-07.

Code of Conduct Policy 1992-04

Summary: Establishes the expected standards of conduct and ethical behaviour for City of Bathurst elected officials and staff.

Committee Policy P2025-03

Summary: Establishes rules and procedures governing the composition, mandate, and conduct of City of Bathurst committees of council.

Policy and Procedure Development Policy P2024-02

Summary: Establishes the framework, process, and responsibilities for developing, approving, reviewing, and maintaining City of Bathurst policies and procedures.


Answer: The City of Bathurst, New Brunswick has 9 adopted policies on file: Adopt-a-Street or Hydrant Policy P2022-01; Community Support Policy P2025-07; Culvert Policy P2024-10; Erection of Monuments in the City Parks 1994-01; Flag Policy P2023-03; Municipal Memorial Bench Program 2017-04; Naming of Parks 2007-01; Special Awards (Freeman of the City, Key to the City, Bravery Medal, Certificate) 2015-03; Sports Hall of Fame Policy P2024-05, verified 2026-06-07.

Adopt-a-Street or Hydrant Policy P2022-01

Summary: Sets out the program for residents and groups to adopt a street or hydrant for maintenance and beautification in Bathurst.

Community Support Policy P2025-07

Summary: Governs how the City of Bathurst provides community support; details eligibility and conditions for municipal support to community organizations or initiatives.

Culvert Policy P2024-10

Summary: Sets out the City's approach to culvert installation, maintenance, and cost-sharing for municipal and private culverts.

Erection of Monuments in the City Parks 1994-01

Summary: Governs the approval process and criteria for erecting monuments or memorials within City parks.

Flag Policy P2023-03

Summary: Governs which flags are flown at City facilities, the occasions for half-masting, and protocols for special flag-raising requests.

Municipal Memorial Bench Program 2017-04

Summary: Sets out the program for purchasing and placing memorial benches in City parks, including fees, locations, and approval process.

Naming of Parks 2007-01

Summary: Establishes criteria and process for naming or renaming City parks, including public input and council approval requirements.

Special Awards (Freeman of the City, Key to the City, Bravery Medal, Certificate) 2015-03

Summary: Defines criteria, nomination processes, and approval procedures for City of Bathurst honorary awards including Freeman of the City and Key to the City.

Sports Hall of Fame Policy P2024-05

Summary: Governs nominations, selection criteria, and induction procedures for the City of Bathurst Sports Hall of Fame.

Policies Index

Summary: City of Bathurst's full listing of adopted municipal policies, paginated across 6 pages, covering all departments and topic areas.


Answer: Bathurst, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Town of Beaurivage, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law 23-08 — Community Safety, Public Order, Nuisances and Protection, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law 23-08 — Community Safety, Public Order, Nuisances and Protection

Summary: By-Law of the Town of Beaurivage respecting community safety, public order, nuisances and protection (the omnibus nuisance/noise by-law). Title and number confirmed on the official index; PDF not exposed; adoption date not stated.


Answer: The Town of Beaurivage, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law 26-02 — Dog Control, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law 26-02 — Dog Control

Summary: A By-Law of the Town of Beaurivage relating to Dog Control. Title and number confirmed on the official index; individual PDF not exposed via public URL; adoption date not stated on the index.


Answer: The Town of Beaurivage, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law 25-03 — Town of Beaurivage Zoning By-Law, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law 25-03 — Town of Beaurivage Zoning By-Law

Summary: Comprehensive zoning by-law for the Town of Beaurivage. Approved by Council October 21, 2025; registered at the Provincial Land Registration Office February 25, 2026 (document #46975935) per the Kent RSC public notice.

Public Notice — By-Laws 25-02 and 25-03 (Kent Regional Service Commission)

Summary: Kent RSC public notice: Beaurivage By-Law 25-03 (Zoning) approved by Council Oct 21, 2025; By-Law 25-02 (Municipal Development Plan) approved by the province Dec 12, 2025; both registered Feb 25, 2026 (docs #46975935 and #46975794).


Answer: The Town of Beaurivage, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law 24-01 — Traffic and Parking, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law 24-01 — Traffic and Parking

Summary: A By-Law relating to Traffic and Parking in the Town of Beaurivage. Title and number confirmed on the official index; PDF not exposed; adoption date not stated.


Answer: The Town of Beaurivage, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law 23-06 — Dangerous or Unsightly Premises, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law 23-06 — Dangerous or Unsightly Premises

Summary: By-Law of the Town of Beaurivage relating to Dangerous or Unsightly Premises. Title and number confirmed on the official by-laws index. Individual PDF not exposed via public URL; adoption date not stated on the index.


Answer: In the Town of Beaurivage, New Brunswick, where allowed: Only on highways listed in Schedule A-1 or identified as ATV managed trails; prohibited on sidewalks except to cross; prohibited on private property without owner consent.; helmet or age rules: Driver and any occupant must wear a helmet complying with standards prescribed by Regulations under the Motor Vehicle Act.. Source: By-Law 25-06 — A By-Law Relating to Off-Road Vehicles / Un Arrêté relatif aux véhicules hors route, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law 25-06 — A By-Law Relating to Off-Road Vehicles / Un Arrêté relatif aux véhicules hors route

Summary: Bilingual off-road vehicle by-law of the Town of Beaurivage, enacted under the Off-Road Vehicle Act and Motor Vehicle Act. PDF opened and text-confirmed; the available copy's reading-date lines are blank, so no adoption date is stated.

Only on highways listed in Schedule A-1 or identified as ATV managed trails; prohibited on sidewalks except to cross; prohibited on private property without owner consent.

Driver and any occupant must wear a helmet complying with standards prescribed by Regulations under the Motor Vehicle Act.

s. 1 "unless that highway or portion of highway is listed in Schedule 'A-1'"

s. 3 "The driver and any occupant of the Off-Road Vehicle must be properly wearing a helmet"


Answer: Beaurivage, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-07.

By-Laws & Policies Index — Town of Beaurivage

Summary: Official by-laws listing for the Town of Beaurivage (formed 1 Jan 2023 under NB reform, centred on the former Town of Richibucto). Lists by-laws 23-01 through 26-02 plus carried-forward Richibucto Rural Plan/Municipal Plan/Zoning instruments. The page does not expose direct PDF download links in its HTML.


Answer: The Town of Beaurivage, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Policy on the purchase or sale of goods or services, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy on the purchase or sale of goods or services

Summary: Adopted procurement policy governing the purchase or sale of goods and services by the Town of Beaurivage. Listed on the official By-Laws & Policies page; no standalone PDF link found.


Answer: The Town of Beaurivage, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Donations and Grant Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Donations and Grant Policy

Summary: Adopted policy governing donations received by and grants awarded by the Town of Beaurivage. Listed on the official By-Laws & Policies page; no standalone PDF link found.


Answer: The Town of Beaurivage, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Strategic Plan 2024-2029 — Town of Beaurivage, verified 2026-06-07.

Strategic Plan 2024-2029 — Town of Beaurivage

Summary: First strategic plan for the newly amalgamated Town of Beaurivage (formed January 2023). Developed through eight ward consultation sessions and an online survey. Covers municipal priorities and service expectations for the five-year period 2024-2029.

By-Laws & Policies — index page

Summary: Combined By-Laws and Policies index page for Town of Beaurivage. Lists 26 numbered by-laws and two policies: Donations and Grant Policy, and Policy on the purchase or sale of goods or services. No direct PDF links provided for policies.


Answer: Beaurivage, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Rural community of Beausoleil, New Brunswick, construction hours: lundi au samedi, 7h–21h; exemptions: Municipal employees, emergency vehicles, snow removal, agricultural equipment, commercial fishing boats, church bells/alarms under 20 min, authorized events; fines: $140–$2,100. Source: Arrêté No 2025-01 — Les nuisances, l'ordre public et la protection dans la Communauté rurale de Beausoleil, verified 2026-06-07.

Arrêté No 2025-01 — Les nuisances, l'ordre public et la protection dans la Communauté rurale de Beausoleil

Summary: Regulates nuisances, public order, and protection in the Rural Community of Beausoleil, including prohibited noise causing a public nuisance. Third reading and adoption July 8, 2025.

Municipal employees, emergency vehicles, snow removal, agricultural equipment, commercial fishing boats, church bells/alarms under 20 min, authorized events

s. 3.01b: "entre 7h et 21h du lundi au samedi, inclusivement"

s. 7.04: "amende d'au moins cent quarante dollars (140,00$) et d'au plus deux milles cent dollars (2 100,00$)"


Answer: In the Rural community of Beausoleil, New Brunswick, leash rule: Must keep dog on a leash when in a public place and maintain control over the dog.; fines: minimum fine of $140 to $640. Source: Arrêté No 2025-03 — Contrôle des chiens dans la Communauté rurale de Beausoleil, verified 2026-06-07.

Arrêté No 2025-03 — Contrôle des chiens dans la Communauté rurale de Beausoleil

Summary: Dog control by-law for the Rural Community of Beausoleil, covering licensing, leashing, and enforcement. Third reading and adoption January 13, 2026 (despite the 2025-03 number).

Must keep dog on a leash when in a public place and maintain control over the dog.


Answer: The Rural community of Beausoleil, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Arrêté No 2023-02 — Lieux dangereux ou inesthétiques, verified 2026-06-07.

Arrêté No 2023-02 — Lieux dangereux ou inesthétiques

Summary: Addresses dangerous or unsightly premises in the Rural Community of Beausoleil, setting property-maintenance standards and enabling enforcement. Third reading and adoption February 14, 2023.


Answer: Beausoleil, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-07.

Arrêtés municipaux, politiques municipales et plan stratégique (index)

Summary: Official index page listing all adopted by-laws (arrêtés) and policies for the Rural Community of Beausoleil with direct links to PDFs.


Answer: The Rural community of Beausoleil, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Politique No P-005 — Soutien communautaire, verified 2026-06-07.

Politique No P-005 — Soutien communautaire

Summary: Community support/grants policy for Beausoleil setting criteria and procedures for municipal financial support to community organizations.


Answer: The Rural community of Beausoleil, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Politique No P-001 — Prévention du harcèlement au travail, verified 2026-06-07.

Politique No P-001 — Prévention du harcèlement au travail

Summary: Workplace harassment prevention policy for Communauté rurale de Beausoleil employees and council members.


Answer: The Rural community of Beausoleil, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Politique No P-002 — Soumission d'événements pour le site web, verified 2026-06-07.

Politique No P-002 — Soumission d'événements pour le site web

Summary: Policy governing how community events are submitted for publication on the Beausoleil municipal website.


Answer: The Rural community of Beausoleil, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Politique No P-004 — Remboursement des dépenses des membres du conseil et employés, verified 2026-06-07.

Politique No P-004 — Remboursement des dépenses des membres du conseil et employés

Summary: Expense reimbursement policy for Beausoleil council members and employees, governing eligible expenses and claim procedures.


Answer: The Rural community of Beausoleil, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Plan stratégique municipal 2024-2028; Politique No P-003 — Politique Culturelle, verified 2026-06-07.

Plan stratégique municipal 2024-2028

Summary: Five-year strategic plan (2024–2028) for the Communauté rurale de Beausoleil, outlining municipal priorities and development goals.

Politique No P-003 — Politique Culturelle

Summary: Cultural policy for the Communauté rurale de Beausoleil establishing municipal priorities and support for cultural development.

Arrêtés municipaux, politiques municipales et plan stratégique (index)

Summary: Index page listing all municipal bylaws, policies, and strategic plan for the Communauté rurale de Beausoleil.


Answer: Beausoleil, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Town of Belle-Baie, New Brunswick, quiet hours: 23:00-07:00 (heures générales; activités sonores interdites en dehors de 7 h à 23 h); construction hours: 7h-21h lundi au vendredi; 9h-20h samedis, dimanches et jours fériés; exemptions: Véhicules d'urgence, travaux municipaux/provinciaux, collecte ordures, déneigement, activités sportives 7h-23h, cloches religieuses, activités agricoles normales.. Source: Arrêté 2025-03 — Réglementation des bruits excessifs, verified 2026-06-07.

Arrêté 2025-03 — Réglementation des bruits excessifs

Summary: Regulates excessive noise across the Town of Belle-Baie. Third reading and promulgation June 17, 2025. Comes into force on final adoption.

23:00-07:00 (heures générales; activités sonores interdites en dehors de 7 h à 23 h)

7h-21h lundi au vendredi; 9h-20h samedis, dimanches et jours fériés

Véhicules d'urgence, travaux municipaux/provinciaux, collecte ordures, déneigement, activités sportives 7h-23h, cloches religieuses, activités agricoles normales.

s. 3.1(a) — «en dehors des heures suivantes : de 7 h à 23 h»

s. 3.1(b) — «de 7 h à 21 h du lundi au vendredi, et de 9 h à 20 h les samedis, dimanches et jours fériés»


Answer: In the Town of Belle-Baie, New Brunswick, licence required: True; leash rule: Dogs and cats must not roam (errer) within municipal limits; roaming means off-leash or without owner/guardian supervision.. Source: Arrêté 2024-08 — Contrôle des animaux, verified 2026-06-07.

Arrêté 2024-08 — Contrôle des animaux

Summary: Animal control by-law for the Town of Belle-Baie regulating ownership, leashing, dangerous dogs, and control of animals; repeals predecessor-municipality animal by-laws. Third reading and adoption December 18, 2024.

Dogs and cats must not roam (errer) within municipal limits; roaming means off-leash or without owner/guardian supervision.

s. 5.a.i) — "faire immatriculer son chien dans les trente jours suivant son acquisition"

s. 3.d) — "Il est interdit de laisser errer son chien ou son chat"; s. 1.i) defines "errer"


Answer: The Town of Belle-Baie, New Brunswick has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Arrêté 2025-07 — Arrêté de zonage; Arrêté 2026-01 — Lotissement (Subdivision), verified 2026-06-07.

Arrêté 2025-07 — Arrêté de zonage

Summary: Comprehensive zoning by-law for the Town of Belle-Baie (280 pages) establishing land-use zones across the amalgamated territory. First reading June 3, 2025; public hearings January 2026; PDF posted April 2026. Exact final adoption date not stated in the available scan.

Arrêté 2026-01 — Lotissement (Subdivision)

Summary: Subdivision by-law for the Town of Belle-Baie governing land division and lot creation. First reading February 17, 2026; third reading and adoption March 17, 2026.


Answer: In the Town of Belle-Baie, New Brunswick, winter parking ban: Interdit de stationner un véhicule récréatif durant la nuit (21 h à 7 h) dans les stationnements publics (plages, parcs municipaux, quais publics, extrémités des rues menant à la plage). Aucune date saisonnière précisée — interdiction permanente.. Source: Arrêté 2025-01 — Interdiction de stationnement de nuit des véhicules récréatifs, verified 2026-06-07.

Arrêté 2025-01 — Interdiction de stationnement de nuit des véhicules récréatifs

Summary: Prohibits overnight parking of recreational vehicles in public spaces in the Town of Belle-Baie. Third reading and promulgation June 17, 2025.

Interdit de stationner un véhicule récréatif durant la nuit (21 h à 7 h) dans les stationnements publics (plages, parcs municipaux, quais publics, extrémités des rues menant à la plage). Aucune date saisonnière précisée — interdiction permanente.

s. 2 (« Nuit » : période comprise entre 21 h et 7 h); s. 3


Answer: In the Town of Belle-Baie, New Brunswick, standards: No person shall permit ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, wood residue, derelict vehicles/equipment/machinery, or dilapidated buildings; nor permit vacant/unoccupied or structurally unsound buildings to become public safety hazards.; enforcement: By-law enforcement officer issues written notice; if non-compliant, municipality may clean, repair, or demolish at owner's cost; costs become a debt and lien on the property.. Source: Arrêté 2024-06 — Lieux dangereux ou inesthétiques, verified 2026-06-07.

Arrêté 2024-06 — Lieux dangereux ou inesthétiques

Summary: Establishes standards for dangerous and unsightly premises across the Town of Belle-Baie, including property maintenance. First reading October 22, 2024; third reading and adoption November 19, 2024.

No person shall permit ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, wood residue, derelict vehicles/equipment/machinery, or dilapidated buildings; nor permit vacant/unoccupied or structurally unsound buildings to become public safety hazards.

By-law enforcement officer issues written notice; if non-compliant, municipality may clean, repair, or demolish at owner's cost; costs become a debt and lien on the property.


Answer: In the Town of Belle-Baie, New Brunswick, sale or use restricted: discharge (allumer, faire exploser ou utiliser des feux d'artifice); permit available: Yes; written authorization from the directeur de la Sécurité publique (or delegate), applied at least 15 days in advance. Source: Arrêté 2025-02 — Feux d'artifice, verified 2026-06-07.

Arrêté 2025-02 — Feux d'artifice

Summary: Regulates the use of fireworks within the Town of Belle-Baie. Third reading and promulgation April 15, 2025.

discharge (allumer, faire exploser ou utiliser des feux d'artifice)

Yes; written authorization from the directeur de la Sécurité publique (or delegate), applied at least 15 days in advance

s. 2) "interdit à toute personne d'allumer, de faire exploser ou d'utiliser"

s. 3) (1) "demande écrite au service de la Sécurité publique... au moins 15 jours"


Answer: In the Town of Belle-Baie, New Brunswick, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: frontage. Source: Arrêté 2025-08 — Services et redevances eau et égout, verified 2026-06-07.

Arrêté 2025-08 — Services et redevances eau et égout

Summary: Governs water and sewer services and charges across the Town of Belle-Baie (operating agreements W-2123, S-3848, S-3849). Third reading and adoption December 9, 2025; comes into force January 1, 2026.

«doit obligatoirement être raccordée à ce réseau»

«Assujettissement à une taxe aux mètres de façade»


Answer: In the Town of Belle-Baie, New Brunswick, licence required: True; who must license: marchands ambulants, colporteurs, vendeurs et cantines mobiles; renewal: un (1) an max; une journée, un mois ou une saison. Source: Arrêté 2025-04 — Marchands ambulants, colporteurs et cantines, verified 2026-06-07.

Arrêté 2025-04 — Marchands ambulants, colporteurs et cantines

Summary: Regulates mobile merchants, peddlers, and food carts (marchands ambulants, colporteurs, cantines) operating within the Town of Belle-Baie, New Brunswick.

marchands ambulants, colporteurs, vendeurs et cantines mobiles

un (1) an max; une journée, un mois ou une saison


Answer: Belle-Baie, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-07.

Arrêtés — bellebaie.ca (by-laws index)

Summary: Official by-laws index for the Town of Belle-Baie listing all adopted arrêtés plus a section preserving by-laws of the former municipalities (Beresford, Nigadoo, Petit-Rocher, Pointe-Verte) until harmonized.


Answer: The Town of Belle-Baie, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Politique sur les bancs commémoratifs, verified 2026-06-07.

Politique sur les bancs commémoratifs

Summary: Policy governing the installation and dedication of commemorative benches on public property in Belle-Baie.


Answer: The Town of Belle-Baie, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Politique de gestion des actifs, verified 2026-06-07.

Politique de gestion des actifs

Summary: Asset management policy for Belle-Baie covering lifecycle management and financial planning for municipal infrastructure assets.


Answer: The Town of Belle-Baie, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: Politique de nomination des comités; Politique sur la reconnaissance des membres du conseil; Politique sur le protocole, verified 2026-06-07.

Politique de nomination des comités

Summary: Policy governing the nomination and appointment of members to municipal advisory committees in Belle-Baie.

Politique sur la reconnaissance des membres du conseil

Summary: Policy on recognition of council members' service in Belle-Baie, establishing criteria and forms of acknowledgment.

Politique sur le protocole

Summary: Protocol policy for Belle-Baie governing official ceremonial and diplomatic procedures for municipal events and functions. PDF confirmed live.


Answer: The Town of Belle-Baie, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Plan d'action culturelle; Politique culturelle, verified 2026-06-07.

Plan d'action culturelle

Summary: Cultural action plan for Belle-Baie (Beresford sector) outlining concrete actions to support cultural development in the municipality.

Politique culturelle

Summary: Cultural policy for Belle-Baie (Beresford) establishing municipal values and commitments regarding arts, heritage, and cultural life. PDF confirmed live.

Arrêtés et politiques (index)

Summary: Index page listing all municipal bylaws and policies for Ville de Belle-Baie (Secteur Beresford).


Answer: Belle-Baie, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Village of Belledune, New Brunswick, construction hours: 6:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. from Monday to Saturday, inclusive; exemptions: Snow removal equipment and authorized emergency vehicles exempt; construction/trade vehicles exempt within permitted hours.; fines: not more than $200.00. Source: By-Law No. 1995-12 — Preventing Nuisances, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 1995-12 — Preventing Nuisances

Summary: Governs nuisances in the Village of Belledune including excessive noise, disruptive behaviour, and activities interfering with residents' peaceful enjoyment of property. Index date Jan 8, 1996.

Snow removal equipment and authorized emergency vehicles exempt; construction/trade vehicles exempt within permitted hours.

s. 12: "between the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. from Monday to Saturday, inclusive"

s. 13: "This by-law shall not apply to snow removal equipment and authorized emergency vehicles"


Answer: In the Village of Belledune, New Brunswick, licence required: True; licence fee: $5.00 neutered male; $20.00 unneutered male; $5.00 spayed bitch; $35.00 unspayed bitch; $100.00 kennel licence; leash rule: No owner shall allow a dog to run at large (be unleashed in a public place or on private property without owner consent) at any time.; max animals: No owner or household shall register more than two dogs. Source: By-Law No. 1994-15 — Respecting Dogs, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 1994-15 — Respecting Dogs

Summary: Regulates dog ownership in the Village of Belledune covering licensing, leash requirements, and control of dogs in public places. Index date May 12, 1997.

$5.00 neutered male; $20.00 unneutered male; $5.00 spayed bitch; $35.00 unspayed bitch; $100.00 kennel licence

No owner shall allow a dog to run at large (be unleashed in a public place or on private property without owner consent) at any time.

No owner or household shall register more than two dogs

$25.00–$300.00; impoundment offences $50.00/offence + $20.00 capture + $20.00/day; escalating fines $50.00–$200.00 maximum per incident


Answer: Belledune, New Brunswick has no zoning & land use bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

Notice of Amendment to Rural Plan — By-Law No. 17-02-2025

Summary: Amendment notice to the Village of Belledune's Rural Plan (No. 17-01-2008). Index lists notice dates (e.g. January 26, 2026 and November 20); no single adoption date confirmed, so adopted_date null.

Village of Belledune — Rural Plan No. 17-01-2008

Summary: The Village of Belledune's rural plan governing land-use and development. Base plan numbered 17-01-2008; no full adoption date stated on index, so adopted_date null.


Answer: In the Village of Belledune, New Brunswick, fines: $125.00. Source: By-Law No. TR-11-2003 — Traffic Regulation, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. TR-11-2003 — Traffic Regulation

Summary: Traffic regulation bylaw for the Village of Belledune covering parking restrictions and road use. Index shows a download/update date of October 21, 2019; original adoption date not stated, so adopted_date left null.


Answer: The Village of Belledune, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law No. DUP 09-2020 — Respecting Dangerous and/or Unsightly Premises, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. DUP 09-2020 — Respecting Dangerous and/or Unsightly Premises

Summary: Establishes standards for dangerous and/or unsightly premises in the Village of Belledune, requiring property maintenance and enabling enforcement against hazardous or unsightly conditions. Index date October 19, 2020.


Answer: In the Village of Belledune, New Brunswick, where allowed: Mutton Lane (2.3 km), Mitchell Road (579 m), Colony Road (10.74 km), Archibald Road (3.9 km) — designated municipal jurisdiction sections only.; helmet or age rules: Driver and all occupants must wear a helmet complying with standards prescribed under the Motor Vehicle Act.. Source: By-Law No. DRA-11-2017 — Designating Roads Accessible to Off-Road Vehicles, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. DRA-11-2017 — Designating Roads Accessible to Off-Road Vehicles

Summary: Designates specific roads in the Village of Belledune accessible to off-road (ATV/OHV) vehicles. Index date December 18, 2017.

Mutton Lane (2.3 km), Mitchell Road (579 m), Colony Road (10.74 km), Archibald Road (3.9 km) — designated municipal jurisdiction sections only.

Driver and all occupants must wear a helmet complying with standards prescribed under the Motor Vehicle Act.

s. 2–5 and "No person shall ride on the travel portion...at a location which is not designated"

s. 7: "properly wearing a helmet that complies with the standards prescribed by Regulations under the Motor Vehicle Act"


Answer: In the Village of Belledune, New Brunswick, connection mandatory: True. Source: By-Law No. 02WS-2010 — Respecting Water and Sewerage, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 02WS-2010 — Respecting Water and Sewerage

Summary: Governs water and sewerage services in the Village of Belledune, covering connections, service conditions, and utility rules for residents. Index date December 20, 2010.

s. 2(d): "shall connect up with the said sewer or water main"


Answer: The Village of Belledune, New Brunswick has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Garbage Collection and Waste Disposal: By-law No. 2000-09; Respecting the Collection and Disposal of Recyclable Material: By-law No. 07-2014, verified 2026-06-05.

Garbage Collection and Waste Disposal: By-law No. 2000-09

Summary: Governs garbage collection and waste disposal services within the Village of Belledune, adopted October 16, 2000.

Respecting the Collection and Disposal of Recyclable Material: By-law No. 07-2014

Summary: Regulates the collection and disposal of recyclable materials in the Village of Belledune, adopted July 21, 2014.


Answer: The Village of Belledune, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Business Operating Permit: By-law No. 1994-25, verified 2026-06-05.

Business Operating Permit: By-law No. 1994-25

Summary: Requires businesses operating within the Village of Belledune to obtain a municipal operating permit; adoption date is pre-1994 (number) but exact date not displayed on page.


Answer: The Village of Belledune, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Respecting the Creation of Separate Municipal Tax Rates: By-law No. 1992-20, verified 2026-06-05.

Respecting the Creation of Separate Municipal Tax Rates: By-law No. 1992-20

Summary: Establishes distinct municipal property tax rates for the Village of Belledune, adopted December 14, 1992.


Answer: Belledune, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

By-Laws — Village of Belledune (bylaws index)

Summary: Official bylaws page for the Village of Belledune listing all adopted by-laws with individual pages and PDF downloads for each.


Answer: The Village of Belledune, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Purchasing Policy 02-2012, verified 2026-06-05.

Purchasing Policy 02-2012

Summary: Policy governing procurement and purchasing procedures for the Village of Belledune, including thresholds and tendering requirements. Amended March 18, 2013.


Answer: The Village of Belledune, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: High School Bursary Policy; Social and Environmental Grants Policy #GP 2019-02, verified 2026-06-05.

High School Bursary Policy

Summary: Policy establishing eligibility criteria and award procedures for high school bursaries funded by the Village of Belledune.

Social and Environmental Grants Policy #GP 2019-02

Summary: Policy governing social and environmental grants awarded by the Village of Belledune, including eligibility, application process, and award criteria.


Answer: The Village of Belledune, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Public Library Policy PL-01-2003; Recreation Centre Policy #RC-01-2003, verified 2026-06-05.

Public Library Policy PL-01-2003

Summary: Policy governing the operation and use of the Belledune public library facility.

Recreation Centre Policy #RC-01-2003

Summary: Policy governing the use and operation of the Belledune Recreation Centre.


Answer: The Village of Belledune, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Bereavement Contribution Policy 02/99; Breastfeeding Policy, verified 2026-06-05.

Bereavement Contribution Policy 02/99

Summary: Policy establishing municipal contributions upon the death of Belledune council members or employees.

Breastfeeding Policy

Summary: Policy supporting breastfeeding in Village of Belledune facilities and workplaces.


Answer: The Village of Belledune, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Promotional Item Distribution Policy, verified 2026-06-05.

Promotional Item Distribution Policy

Summary: Policy governing the distribution of Village of Belledune promotional items, including eligibility and approved uses.


Answer: The Village of Belledune, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: False Alarm Policy FAP 11-2016, verified 2026-06-05.

False Alarm Policy FAP 11-2016

Summary: Policy governing false alarm responses, including fees and procedures for repeated false emergency service activations in Belledune.


Answer: The Village of Belledune, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Asset Management Policy, verified 2026-06-05.

Asset Management Policy

Summary: Policy governing lifecycle management and financial planning for Village of Belledune infrastructure assets, adopted April 2018.


Answer: The Village of Belledune, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Paperless Meeting Policy PMP 2017-01, verified 2026-06-05.

Paperless Meeting Policy PMP 2017-01

Summary: Policy governing the transition to paperless council meetings in Belledune, covering electronic document distribution and devices.


Answer: The Village of Belledune, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: Certificate of Merit Policy CM 2011-02; Medallion of Merit Policy MM-10-2013; Non-Council Member Committee Appointment Policy 03/99, verified 2026-06-05.

Certificate of Merit Policy CM 2011-02

Summary: Policy establishing criteria and procedures for awarding Certificates of Merit to community members in Belledune.

Medallion of Merit Policy MM-10-2013

Summary: Policy establishing criteria and procedures for awarding the Medallion of Merit to distinguished individuals in Belledune.

Non-Council Member Committee Appointment Policy 03/99

Summary: Policy governing the appointment of non-council citizens to Belledune municipal committees.


Answer: The Village of Belledune, New Brunswick has 4 adopted policies on file: Belledune Calendar Committee Policy #BCC-08-2013; Culvert Policy #CP-11-2020; Flag Policy #FP 02-2013; Strategic and Rural Plan, verified 2026-06-05.

Belledune Calendar Committee Policy #BCC-08-2013

Summary: Policy governing the Belledune Calendar Committee, setting its mandate, membership, and operating procedures.

Culvert Policy #CP-11-2020

Summary: Policy governing the installation, maintenance, and cost-sharing of culverts within the Village of Belledune.

Flag Policy #FP 02-2013

Summary: Policy governing the flying of flags at Village of Belledune municipal buildings, including protocol for half-mast.

Strategic and Rural Plan

Summary: Strategic and rural plan for the Village of Belledune establishing long-term priorities for community development and municipal services.

Policies (index)

Summary: Index page listing all adopted policies for the Village of Belledune, New Brunswick.


Answer: Belledune, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Village of Bois-Joli, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Arrêté no 19A-2025 — Concernant l'établissement d'un contrôle des animaux dans le Village Bois-Joli, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté no 19A-2025 — Concernant l'établissement d'un contrôle des animaux dans le Village Bois-Joli

Summary: Establishes animal control rules for Village Bois-Joli. Bylaw no. 19A-2025. PDF is an image scan; no adoption date extractable, so adopted_date null.


Answer: The Village of Bois-Joli, New Brunswick has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Arrêté no. 02-2026 — Adoptant le Plan rural du Village de Bois-Joli; Arrêté — Modifier l'arrêté de zonage du village d'Eel River Crossing, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté no. 02-2026 — Adoptant le Plan rural du Village de Bois-Joli

Summary: Adopts the Rural Plan (Plan rural) for Village Bois-Joli, establishing the land-use and zoning framework. Bylaw no. 02-2026. PDF is an image scan; no adoption date extractable, so adopted_date null.

Arrêté — Modifier l'arrêté de zonage du village d'Eel River Crossing

Summary: Amends the former Eel River Crossing zoning bylaw, now in force for Bois-Joli following the 2023 amalgamation of Eel River Crossing and Balmoral into Bois-Joli.


Answer: In the Village of Bois-Joli, New Brunswick, standards: Ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, construction residue, derelict vehicles/equipment/machinery, dilapidated buildings; structures hazardous to public safety due to vacancy or structural unsoundness.; enforcement: By-law enforcement officer issues written notice to comply; if non-compliant, municipality may clean, repair, or demolish at owner's cost; costs become a debt and lien on the property.. Source: Arrêté — Concernant les lieux dangereux ou inesthétiques dans le village, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté — Concernant les lieux dangereux ou inesthétiques dans le village

Summary: Regulates dangerous and unsightly premises within Village Bois-Joli. No bylaw number or adoption date shown on index.

Ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, construction residue, derelict vehicles/equipment/machinery, dilapidated buildings; structures hazardous to public safety due to vacancy or structural unsoundness.

By-law enforcement officer issues written notice to comply; if non-compliant, municipality may clean, repair, or demolish at owner's cost; costs become a debt and lien on the property.


Answer: In the Village of Bois-Joli, New Brunswick, billing basis: flat or metered. Source: Arrêté — Redevances d'usage du service d'eau et d'égout, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté no. 11A-2025 — Arrêté modifiant l'arrêté règlementant les redevances d'usage du service d'eau et d'égout

Summary: Amendment no. 11A-2025 to the water and sewer service rate bylaw for Village Bois-Joli. PDF is an image scan; no date extractable, adopted_date null.

Arrêté — Redevances d'usage du service d'eau et d'égout

Summary: Sets user fees/rates for the water and sewer service in Village Bois-Joli. Base rate bylaw, no number or date shown on index.

s. 9–10: unmetered → Appendix "A" schedule; metered → $4.38 per thousand gallons


Answer: Bois-Joli, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

Arrêtés municipaux — index page

Summary: Official arrêtés index page for Village Bois-Joli listing the adopted municipal bylaws with PDF links.


Answer: The Village of Bois-Joli, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Politique linguistique — français langue de fonctionnement (Language Policy), verified 2026-06-05.

Politique linguistique — français langue de fonctionnement (Language Policy)

Summary: Policy adopted October 22 2025 establishing French as the official operating language of Village Bois-Joli. Urgent public notices and other relevant communications remain bilingual; commercial signage is out of scope.

Radio-Canada: Bois-Joli adopte le français comme langue de fonctionnement

Summary: News article confirming council adopted language policy on October 22 2025 making French the operating language of the municipality.


Answer: The Village of Bois-Joli, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Plan stratégique 2024-2027 du Village Bois-Joli; Politique culturelle du Village Bois-Joli, verified 2026-06-05.

Plan stratégique 2024-2027 du Village Bois-Joli

Summary: Four-year strategic plan for Village Bois-Joli covering three axes: governance, economic development, and quality of life. Developed through consultations with elected officials, partners, entrepreneurs, and the public.

Politique culturelle du Village Bois-Joli

Summary: Cultural policy of Village Bois-Joli establishing a framework for the municipality's commitment to supporting local creativity, valuing heritage, and making culture accessible to all residents.

Plan stratégique — page d'information (index entry)

Summary: Municipal web page presenting the 2024-2027 strategic plan with a downloadable PDF.

Politique culturelle — page d'information (index entry)

Summary: Municipal web page presenting the cultural policy with a link to the full PDF document.


Answer: Bois-Joli, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Rural community of Butternut Valley, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Bylaw C-02 Animal Control, verified 2026-06-05.

Bylaw C-02 Animal Control

Summary: Animal control bylaw for Rural Community of Butternut Valley. Posted March 27, 2025 on the official index.


Answer: The Rural community of Butternut Valley, New Brunswick has 7 adopted bylaws on file: By-law 25-STH-027-01 Amending the Ministerial Regulation for the Studholm Parish Planning Area Rural Plan; Bylaw 23-STH-027-01 Amending the Studholm Parish Planning Area; Bylaw 23-STH-027-02 Amending the Studholm Parish Planning Area; Bylaw 23-STH-027-03 Amending the Studholm Parish Planning Area; Bylaw 24-STH-027-01 Amending the Studholm Parish Planning Area; Bylaw C-01 Subdivision; Bylaw C-01.1 Subdivision Bylaw Amendment, verified 2026-06-05.

By-law 25-STH-027-01 Amending the Ministerial Regulation for the Studholm Parish Planning Area Rural Plan

Summary: 2025 amendment to the ministerial regulation for the Studholm Parish Planning Area rural plan. Index date August 25, 2025.

Bylaw 23-STH-027-01 Amending the Studholm Parish Planning Area

Summary: Zoning/land-use amendment to the Studholm Parish Planning Area rural plan applicable to Butternut Valley. Index date March 11, 2024.

Bylaw 23-STH-027-02 Amending the Studholm Parish Planning Area

Summary: Second zoning/land-use amendment to the Studholm Parish Planning Area rural plan for Butternut Valley. Index date March 11, 2024.

Bylaw 23-STH-027-03 Amending the Studholm Parish Planning Area

Summary: Third zoning/land-use amendment to the Studholm Parish Planning Area rural plan for Butternut Valley. Index date March 11, 2024.

Bylaw 24-STH-027-01 Amending the Studholm Parish Planning Area

Summary: 2024 zoning/land-use amendment to the Studholm Parish Planning Area rural plan for Butternut Valley. Index date August 20, 2024.

Bylaw C-01 Subdivision

Summary: Subdivision bylaw for Rural Community of Butternut Valley, governing land division and development. Index date July 22, 2024.

Bylaw C-01.1 Subdivision Bylaw Amendment

Summary: Amendment C-01.1 to the Subdivision Bylaw for Butternut Valley. Index date March 17, 2026.

Studholm Parish Planning Area — Consolidated Rural Plan

Summary: Consolidated Rural Plan governing land use and zoning in Studholm Parish (Butternut Valley area), maintained by Kings Regional Service Commission. Reference/background source, not a Butternut Valley adopted instrument; date not reliably confirmed so null.


Answer: The Rural community of Butternut Valley, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Bylaw B-02 Dangerous and Unsightly Premises, verified 2026-06-05.

Bylaw B-02 Dangerous and Unsightly Premises

Summary: Regulates dangerous and unsightly premises in Butternut Valley. Index date March 11, 2024.


Answer: Butternut Valley, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

By-laws & Policies — index page

Summary: Official by-laws index for Rural Community of Butternut Valley listing adopted bylaws and policies with subpage links.


Answer: The Rural community of Butternut Valley, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Policy P-04 Purchase and Sale, verified 2026-06-05.

Policy P-04 Purchase and Sale

Summary: Procurement and asset disposal policy governing the purchase and sale of goods and services for Rural Community of Butternut Valley. Adopted June 26 2025.


Answer: The Rural community of Butternut Valley, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: P-05 Social Media Policy, verified 2026-06-05.

P-05 Social Media Policy

Summary: Policy governing the use of social media by or on behalf of Rural Community of Butternut Valley. Adopted April 1 2026.


Answer: The Rural community of Butternut Valley, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Policy P-01 Council Expenses, verified 2026-06-05.

Policy P-01 Council Expenses

Summary: Governing policy for council member expense claims and reimbursements for the Rural Community of Butternut Valley. Adopted June 26 2025.


Answer: The Rural community of Butternut Valley, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Policy P-02 Recording Devices, verified 2026-06-05.

Policy P-02 Recording Devices

Summary: Policy governing use of recording devices in the context of Rural Community of Butternut Valley council proceedings or municipal facilities. Adopted June 26 2025.


Answer: Butternut Valley, New Brunswick has no other policies & plans policy on record as of 2026-06-05.

By-laws & Policies index — Butternut Valley

Summary: Combined bylaws and policies listing page for Rural Community of Butternut Valley. Lists four adopted policies (P-01 through P-05) plus all municipal bylaws.


Answer: Butternut Valley, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the City of Campbellton, New Brunswick, licence required: True; licence fee: $10.00 per dog (registered by March 31); $20.00 per dog (registered after March 31); leash rule: No owner shall allow animal to run at large; animal must be on leash or under owner's control when off owner's premises.; max animals: No more than two (2) dogs in a household; more than two requires a Kennel License. Source: By-law No. S-3 — A By-law Respecting Animal Control in the City of Campbellton, verified 2026-06-05.

By-law No. S-3 — A By-law Respecting Animal Control in the City of Campbellton

Summary: Bilingual EN/FR animal control bylaw for the City of Campbellton: dog licensing, animal control officer, prohibited animals, kennel licensing and penalties. 1st/2nd reading July 11, 2005; reading in full and adoption December 8, 2005 (subsec. 6(3) amended Nov 2010). Legacy bylaw still operative under the RC.

$10.00 per dog (registered by March 31); $20.00 per dog (registered after March 31)

No owner shall allow animal to run at large; animal must be on leash or under owner's control when off owner's premises.

No more than two (2) dogs in a household; more than two requires a Kennel License

not less than $50.00 and not more than $500.00; voluntary payment $50.00 (before charge laid) or $75.00 (after charge laid); on conviction not less than $100.00 up to maximum category C offence fine


Answer: The City of Campbellton, New Brunswick has 3 adopted bylaws on file: By-law No. M-1 — Municipal Development Plan (Campbellton Regional Community); By-law No. Z-1 — Zoning By-law (Campbellton Regional Community, consolidated); By-law No. Z-1 — Zoning By-law (City of Campbellton, legacy), verified 2026-06-05.

By-law No. M-1 — Municipal Development Plan (Campbellton Regional Community)

Summary: Consolidated Municipal Development Plan for the Campbellton Regional Community, bilingual FR/EN, registered January 2026. Sets long-range land-use policy. No single full adoption date stated, so adopted_date null.

By-law No. Z-1 — Zoning By-law (Campbellton Regional Community, consolidated)

Summary: Consolidated Zoning By-law for the Campbellton Regional Community, registered January 2026, incorporating amendments up to Z-1-63 (filed Feb 28, 2025). Governs land use, zones and development standards. No single full adoption date stated, so adopted_date null.

By-law No. Z-1 — Zoning By-law (City of Campbellton, legacy)

Summary: Legacy bilingual Zoning By-law of the pre-2023 City of Campbellton, registered March 11, 1997 (#430) with later definition amendments. Superseded by the consolidated RC Z-1 but retained for legacy matters. Registration date kept in summary; adopted_date null.


Answer: In the City of Campbellton, New Brunswick, fines: minimum fine of FIFTY DOLLARS ($50.00), and a maximum fine of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($500.00); winter parking ban: From the 15th day of November and during the months of December, January, February, March and April, no person shall park or leave standing any vehicle on any streets of the City of Campbellton between 12:00 midnight and 7:00 a.m., except on Ramsay Street, Water Street, Union Street, Subway Street and Roseberry Street between George Street and Subway Street where parking is permitted until 2:30 a.m.; fines: Parking violations: voluntary penalty $20.00 within 7 days, or $40.00 after 7 days but within 30 days; on conviction not less than $40.00 and not exceeding $100.00 with costs (parking sections); no-parking/snow-removal violations $60.00 (or $20.00 voluntary within 7 days if not towed); overnight parking violation $60.00; general traffic offences $50.00 to $500.00. Source: By-law No. T-1 — Traffic By-law (City of Campbellton); By-law No. T-2 — A By-law to Regulate Parking and Traffic (City of Campbellton), verified 2026-06-05.

By-law No. T-1 — Traffic By-law (City of Campbellton)

Summary: Bilingual traffic by-law for the City of Campbellton governing street classification and traffic control devices. No clear adoption date for T-1 itself in the text (the 1976/1977 dates in it refer to repealed predecessor bylaws), so adopted_date null.

minimum fine of FIFTY DOLLARS ($50.00), and a maximum fine of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($500.00)

By-law No. T-2 — A By-law to Regulate Parking and Traffic (City of Campbellton)

Summary: Bilingual parking/traffic by-law for the City of Campbellton, including a winter on-street parking ban from Nov 15 to Apr 30. Sections amended Aug 2006 and Mar 2007; no clean base adoption date stated, so adopted_date null.

From the 15th day of November and during the months of December, January, February, March and April, no person shall park or leave standing any vehicle on any streets of the City of Campbellton between 12:00 midnight and 7:00 a.m., except on Ramsay Street, Water Street, Union Street, Subway Street and Roseberry Street between George Street and Subway Street where parking is permitted until 2:30 a.m.

Parking violations: voluntary penalty $20.00 within 7 days, or $40.00 after 7 days but within 30 days; on conviction not less than $40.00 and not exceeding $100.00 with costs (parking sections); no-parking/snow-removal violations $60.00 (or $20.00 voluntary within 7 days if not towed); overnight parking violation $60.00; general traffic offences $50.00 to $500.00


Answer: In the City of Campbellton, New Brunswick, billing basis: flat (residential/cottage); demand charge plus metered consumption per m³ (commercial/industrial/institutional); billing basis: flat. Source: By-law No. 5-2026 — By-law Respecting the Water and Sewerage System of the Village of Tide Head; By-law No. W-3.5 — By-law Respecting Water Rates and Sewer Rentals (Atholville Area), verified 2026-06-05.

By-law No. 5-2026 — By-law Respecting the Water and Sewerage System of the Village of Tide Head

Summary: Governs water and sewerage system rates for the Tide Head area of the Campbellton Regional Community. Amendment notice published January 28, 2026; no full adoption date stated, so adopted_date null.

flat (residential/cottage); demand charge plus metered consumption per m³ (commercial/industrial/institutional)

By-law No. W-3.5 — By-law Respecting Water Rates and Sewer Rentals (Atholville Area)

Summary: Sets water rates and sewer rental fees for the Atholville area within the Campbellton Regional Community. Amendment notice published January 28, 2026; no full adoption date stated, so adopted_date null.

s. 2.02(2): "shall pay a quarterly service charge of $30.02 regardless of whether or not the building receives service"


Answer: Campbellton, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

Arrêtés municipaux / Municipal Bylaws — Campbellton Regional Community

Summary: Bylaws index for the successor Campbellton Regional Community (2023 reform). Lists current zoning, water/sewer and planning bylaws and amendment notices with links.

Municipal Bylaws Index — City of Campbellton (legacy)

Summary: Legacy City of Campbellton bylaws index hosting bilingual PDF bylaws (Z-1, S-3, T-1, T-2, L-series). Direct PDFs are reachable with a browser UA.


Answer: The City of Campbellton, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Campbellton Regional Community Fire Service Master Plan (April 10, 2025), verified 2026-06-05.

Campbellton Regional Community Fire Service Master Plan (April 10, 2025)

Summary: Fire services master plan prepared by Pomax Consulting for the Campbellton Regional Community. Covers fire prevention, response optimization, and station configuration recommendations for next 5–20 years across the amalgamated municipality. Council adoption resolution not confirmed in public records.

Campbellton Regional Community Fire Master Plan – Redacted Version

Summary: Redacted version of the Fire Master Plan released August 2025 with sections removed pending CUPE Local 76 contract negotiations.


Answer: The City of Campbellton, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Housing Accelerator Fund (HAF) Agreement and Action Plan Summary – Campbellton, verified 2026-06-05.

Housing Accelerator Fund (HAF) Agreement and Action Plan Summary – Campbellton

Summary: Municipal action plan adopted as part of the $4.5M CMHC Housing Accelerator Fund agreement (announced Feb 20, 2024). Commits to nine housing initiatives: as-of-right density, ADU incentives, building conversion, modular construction, pre-approved plans, affordable housing, permitting streamlining, and zoning reform.

Arrêtés municipaux / Municipal Bylaws (index page)

Summary: Index page listing municipal bylaws and notices for the Campbellton Regional Community. Contains only bylaws (out of scope as policies), no standalone policy documents listed.

CMHC News Release – Helping build more homes, faster in Campbellton

Summary: Federal announcement confirming Campbellton's HAF agreement: $4.5M for nine local housing initiatives targeting 130+ homes in three years and 460+ over a decade.

HAF Progress Report – Summary of Agreement and Action Plan (March 2025)

Summary: Progress report on Campbellton's Housing Accelerator Fund commitments for 2024 and 2025, filed March 7, 2025.


Answer: Campbellton, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: Campobello Island, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: Cap-Acadie, New Brunswick has no noise & nuisance bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No. 32-2002 — Bruit / Noise (Village de Cap-Pelé, predecessor)

Summary: Predecessor noise bylaw of the former Village of Cap-Pelé (Arrêté No. 32-2002), reportedly still in force under Cap-Acadie. Could not be opened (only the dynamic index URL is available), so retained as a non-primary dead-lead pending a direct document link.


Answer: The Town of Cap-Acadie, New Brunswick has 3 adopted bylaws on file: Building By-law No. CA-20 — Regional Town of Cap-Acadie; Municipal Plan No. CA-17 — Regional Town of Cap-Acadie; Zoning By-law No. CA-18 — Regional Town of Cap-Acadie, verified 2026-06-05.

Building By-law No. CA-20 — Regional Town of Cap-Acadie

Summary: Building by-law for the Regional Town of Cap-Acadie governing construction permits, standards and inspections. Listed as adopted on Plan360; no single adoption date confirmed from the document, so adopted_date null.

Municipal Plan No. CA-17 — Regional Town of Cap-Acadie

Summary: Municipal Development Plan for Cap-Acadie (By-law No. CA-17), repealing predecessor Cap-Pelé plan A-005 and Beaubassin-est 09-1. The plan360-hosted copy is labelled DRAFT v8 (06-03-2025); a precise adoption date is not confirmed from the document, so adopted_date null.

Zoning By-law No. CA-18 — Regional Town of Cap-Acadie

Summary: Comprehensive zoning by-law for the Regional Town of Cap-Acadie (By-Law No. CA-18) adopted after the 2023 amalgamation; amendment CA-18-M01 dated 2026-03-31. Governs land use, zones and development standards. PDF opened and confirmed; no single adoption date stated in opened pages, so adopted_date null.

Arrêté No. A-007 — Lotissement / Subdivision (Cap-Pelé, predecessor)

Summary: Predecessor subdivision bylaw of the former Village of Cap-Pelé (No. A-007). Could not be opened (only dynamic index URL available), so retained as a non-primary dead-lead.


Answer: Cap-Acadie, New Brunswick has no property maintenance bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No. A-001 — Lieux inesthétiques / Unsightly Premises (Cap-Pelé, predecessor)

Summary: Predecessor unsightly-premises bylaw of the former Village of Cap-Pelé (No. A-001). Could not be opened (only dynamic index URL available), so retained as a non-primary dead-lead.


Answer: Cap-Acadie, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

Acadie Nouvelle — Des agents privés pour faire respecter les règles municipales (news, 2026-03-20)

Summary: News article: Cap-Acadie hired private agents (Maritime Enforcement Services) to enforce municipal bylaws (noise, unsightly premises, dogs), corroborating that predecessor Cap-Pelé bylaws remain actively enforced.

Bylaws, Policies and Plans — Arrêtés, politiques et plans (index)

Summary: Official bylaw index page for the Regional Town of Cap-Acadie. Content loads via a dynamic search/filter widget; static HTML does not enumerate individual bylaws or expose direct PDF links.


Answer: The Town of Cap-Acadie, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Politique P-16 — Approvisionnement en produits et services, verified 2026-06-05.

Politique P-16 — Approvisionnement en produits et services

Summary: Governs procurement of goods and services by the Regional Town of Cap-Acadie; listed in the dynamic policies index but individual PDF URL not surfaced by search.


Answer: The Town of Cap-Acadie, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Politique P-10 (2024) — Appui aux organismes communautaires de la Ville régionale de Cap-Acadie, verified 2026-06-05.

Politique P-10 (2024) — Appui aux organismes communautaires de la Ville régionale de Cap-Acadie

Summary: Governs municipal subsidies and administrative fee reimbursements for community organizations in Cap-Acadie. Replaces earlier subsidy policies (including P-020 from Cap-Pelé). Adopted 12 February 2024.


Answer: The Town of Cap-Acadie, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Politique P-21 — Politique de communication, verified 2026-06-05.

Politique P-21 — Politique de communication

Summary: Governs communications for the Regional Town of Cap-Acadie; individual PDF URL not surfaced by search; confirmed to exist in the policies index.


Answer: The Town of Cap-Acadie, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Politique P-03 — Technologies de l'information et réunions sans papier, verified 2026-06-05.

Politique P-03 — Technologies de l'information et réunions sans papier

Summary: Governs municipal IT use and paperless council meeting operations for Cap-Acadie; individual PDF URL not surfaced by search; confirmed in policies index.


Answer: The Town of Cap-Acadie, New Brunswick has 4 adopted policies on file: Politique P-04 — Incitatifs financiers pour le développement résidentiel (affordable housing); Politique P-15 — Logements abordables par partenariats avec des organismes sans but lucratif; Politique P-18 — Politique culturelle; Politique P-20 — Incitatifs pour les logements accessoires, verified 2026-06-05.

Politique P-04 — Incitatifs financiers pour le développement résidentiel (affordable housing)

Summary: Promotes property accessibility and affordable housing for new residents; offers financial incentives for major projects and single-family residential development in Cap-Acadie.

Politique P-15 — Logements abordables par partenariats avec des organismes sans but lucratif

Summary: Incentive policy for affordable housing developed through non-profit partnerships in Cap-Acadie; individual PDF URL not surfaced by search; confirmed in policies index.

Politique P-18 — Politique culturelle

Summary: Municipal cultural policy for Cap-Acadie; individual PDF URL not surfaced by search; confirmed to exist in the policies index.

Politique P-20 — Incitatifs pour les logements accessoires

Summary: Encourages construction of secondary (accessory) dwelling units on residential properties to increase affordable housing supply in Cap-Acadie; individual PDF URL not surfaced by search.

By-laws, Policies and Plans — index page

Summary: Dynamic search interface listing all Cap-Acadie bylaws, policies, and plans; individual documents retrieved via JavaScript search widget and are not statically enumerated on the page.


Answer: Cap-Acadie, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Town of Caraquet, New Brunswick, quiet hours: 23:00-07:00; exemptions: Emergency vehicles, police, public works employees, City contractors, and provincial employees acting in official duties.; fines: $50.00-$200.00. Source: Arrêté No. ARCAR-70 — Bruits excessifs (Excessive Noise), verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No. ARCAR-70 — Bruits excessifs (Excessive Noise)

Summary: Caraquet's noise bylaw (Arrêté ARCAR-70) regulating excessive noise within town limits. PDF is a scanned image (4 pages, scanned 2003); specific quiet hours and decibel limits not extractable from scan. In force.

Emergency vehicles, police, public works employees, City contractors, and provincial employees acting in official duties.

"tout bruit entre 23 heures et 7 heures"

"les véhicules d'urgence dans l'exécution de leurs devoirs"

"l'amende minimale sera de $50.00 et l'amende maximale sera $200.00"


Answer: In the Town of Caraquet, New Brunswick, licence required: True; licence fee: Chien non chatre 30 $; Chien chatre 25 $; Chien dangereux 100 $; chat (optional ID registration) 10 $; leash rule: Dangerous dog off owner's property must be on a leash of at most one metre under control of a responsible person over 18; max animals: no more than 3 dogs or 5 animals over 20 weeks. Source: Arrêté No. ARCAR-267 — Contrôle des animaux (Animal Control), verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No. ARCAR-267 — Contrôle des animaux (Animal Control)

Summary: Caraquet's animal control bylaw (Arrêté ARCAR-267) governing dogs and other animals within town limits. PDF is a scanned image; specific leash, licensing and impound rules not extractable.

Chien non chatre 30 $; Chien chatre 25 $; Chien dangereux 100 $; chat (optional ID registration) 10 $

Dangerous dog off owner's property must be on a leash of at most one metre under control of a responsible person over 18

no more than 3 dogs or 5 animals over 20 weeks


Answer: In the Town of Caraquet, New Brunswick, allowed conditions: Recreational fires (category 1/campfire) per MNR guidelines on public or private land, or Caraquet-Bas-Caraquet fire service training.. Source: Arrêté No. ARCAR-208 — Protection contre les incendies (Fire Protection), verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No. ARCAR-208 — Protection contre les incendies (Fire Protection)

Summary: Fire protection bylaw (Arrêté ARCAR-208) for the Town of Caraquet regulating fire prevention, open burning, and fire safety standards within town limits.

Recreational fires (category 1/campfire) per MNR guidelines on public or private land, or Caraquet-Bas-Caraquet fire service training.

sauf à des fins de loisirs... selon les directives en vigueur du ministère des Ressources Naturelles (feu de catégorie 1, feu de camp) ou à des fins de formation du service des incendies


Answer: The Town of Caraquet, New Brunswick has 4 adopted bylaws on file: Arrêté No. 306 — Construction (Building By-law); Arrêté No. ARCAR-134 — Lotissement (Subdivision, consolidated); Arrêté ZONAGE2025 — Zonage (Zoning By-law, 2025); Plan municipal d'urbanisme (Municipal Urban Plan, PLANMUN2026), verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No. 306 — Construction (Building By-law)

Summary: Caraquet building/construction bylaw (Arrêté 306) governing building permits, construction standards, and inspections within town limits.

Arrêté No. ARCAR-134 — Lotissement (Subdivision, consolidated)

Summary: Consolidated subdivision bylaw ('Version refondue') for the Town of Caraquet governing land subdivision approvals, lot sizes, and related procedures. PDF is scanned image.

Arrêté ZONAGE2025 — Zonage (Zoning By-law, 2025)

Summary: Current zoning by-law for the Town of Caraquet (ZONAGE2025); 143-page text PDF produced November 2025. Governs land use zones, permitted uses, and development standards across Caraquet. No stated adoption date on file.

Plan municipal d'urbanisme (Municipal Urban Plan, PLANMUN2026)

Summary: Caraquet's municipal urban plan (PLANMUN2026), 49-page text PDF produced November 2025, setting out land use policy, growth management, and community planning directions for the Town.


Answer: The Town of Caraquet, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Arrêté No. 2023-03 — Lieux inesthétiques et dangereux (Unsightly and Dangerous Premises, 2023), verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No. 2023-03 — Lieux inesthétiques et dangereux (Unsightly and Dangerous Premises, 2023)

Summary: Caraquet's unsightly and dangerous premises by-law (Arrêté 2023-03), adopting ss.128-143 of the NB Local Governance Act across the municipality. Confirmed via OCR as a real adopted bylaw text.


Answer: In the Town of Caraquet, New Brunswick, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: flat (unit-based) or metered; connection mandatory: True; billing basis: flat. Source: Arrêté No. ARCAR-179 — Réseau aqueduc (Water System, consolidated); Arrêté No. ARCAR-180 — Réseau égout (Sewer System, consolidated), verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No. ARCAR-179 — Réseau aqueduc (Water System, consolidated)

Summary: Consolidated bylaw ('Version refondue') governing Caraquet's municipal water supply system — connection, use, maintenance, and service conditions. PDF is a scanned image.

Arrêté No. ARCAR-180 — Réseau égout (Sewer System, consolidated)

Summary: Consolidated bylaw ('Version refondue') governing Caraquet's sanitary sewer system — connections, discharge rules, and service conditions. PDF is a scanned image.

s. 10b) / s. 28: "tout nouvel immeuble...est tenu de se raccorder"

s. 24: "frais de service...basé sur un frais par unité tel qu'établi dans l'annexe « A »"


Answer: In the Town of Caraquet, New Brunswick, licence required: True; who must license: Anyone peddling or selling door-to-door in the Municipality, excluding farmers, fishermen, and specific religious/charity associations.; fee: $25.00 s'il s'agit d'un résident de la ville de Caraquet et de $50.00 s'il s'agit d'un non-résident; renewal: renouvelable; expire le 31 décembre de l'année de sa délivrance. Source: Arrêté régissant les permis et licences pour non-résidents (ARCAR58 — Colporteurs), verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté régissant les permis et licences pour non-résidents (ARCAR58 — Colporteurs)

Summary: Regulates permits and licences for non-resident vendors and peddlers (colporteurs) operating in Caraquet.

Anyone peddling or selling door-to-door in the Municipality, excluding farmers, fishermen, and specific religious/charity associations.

$25.00 s'il s'agit d'un résident de la ville de Caraquet et de $50.00 s'il s'agit d'un non-résident

renouvelable; expire le 31 décembre de l'année de sa délivrance

s. 10; 'expire le 31 décembre de l'année de sa délivrance'


Answer: Caraquet, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

Règlementations — Bylaws Index (Ville de Caraquet)

Summary: Official bylaw index for the Town of Caraquet (bilingual). Lists all arrêtés by category: well-being/health/safety, urban planning/properties, council, economic development, heritage. Direct PDF links for each bylaw. 'Version refondue' indicates consolidated amendments.


Answer: The Town of Caraquet, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Politique d'équité des genres (9 mai 2022); Politique de bienvenue, verified 2026-06-05.

Politique d'équité des genres (9 mai 2022)

Summary: Gender equity policy for the Town of Caraquet; governs equitable treatment and representation across municipal programs and services. Document's council-adoption line is left blank (no stated date).

Politique de bienvenue

Summary: Welcome policy for the Town of Caraquet (scanned PDF, no extractable text; no stated adoption date). Governs onboarding/welcoming of new residents, employees, or visitors.


Answer: The Town of Caraquet, New Brunswick has 6 adopted policies on file: Code de l'arbre; Plan environnemental; Plan stratégique 2024-2027; Politique culturelle 2025; Politique de gestion des moustiques en zone résidentielle; Politique de toponymie municipale (mai 2022), verified 2026-06-05.

Code de l'arbre

Summary: Tree management code (policy) for the Town of Caraquet; governs planting, maintenance, and removal of trees on public and private property.

Plan environnemental

Summary: Environmental plan for the Town of Caraquet; governs the municipality's environmental commitments and actions including green space, waste, and sustainability measures.

Plan stratégique 2024-2027

Summary: Four-year strategic plan for the Town of Caraquet covering 2024–2027; sets municipal priorities and objectives across service areas.

Politique culturelle 2025

Summary: Municipal cultural policy (3rd) for the Town of Caraquet, dated 2025; governs promotion and support of arts, culture, and heritage. Document states adoption by council but no specific day-level date is given.

Politique de gestion des moustiques en zone résidentielle

Summary: Governs the municipality's approach to mosquito management in residential areas of Caraquet; sets out intervention protocols and responsibilities.

Politique de toponymie municipale (mai 2022)

Summary: Municipal place-naming (toponymy) policy adopted May 2022; governs naming of streets, parks, and public spaces in Caraquet.

Politiques — index section on La ville page

Summary: Section of the Caraquet municipal website listing all adopted policies and plans, under the La ville (The City) navigation tab.


Answer: Caraquet, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Town of Carleton North, New Brunswick, quiet hours: 00:00-07:00 daily; construction hours: 07:00-21:00; exemptions: Town contractors, snow removal, emergency vehicles, authorized fireworks, sports on recognized fields (21:00-00:00), organized festivals and parades; fines: $140.00-$1,070.00 plus 20% surcharge. Source: Town of Florenceville-Bristol — Noise By-Law No. 4 (predecessor, still in force); Village of Bath — Disturbance by Noise By-Law No. S-6.1 (predecessor, still in force), verified 2026-06-05.

Town of Florenceville-Bristol — Noise By-Law No. 4 (predecessor, still in force)

Summary: Predecessor noise by-law for the former Town of Florenceville-Bristol (By-law 4), still in force within that portion of Carleton North. Regulates noise nuisances and disturbances.

Town contractors, snow removal, emergency vehicles, authorized fireworks, sports on recognized fields (21:00-00:00), organized festivals and parades

s. 4.1: "between the hours of twelve midnight (12:00 a.m.) and seven o'clock in the morning (7:00 a.m.)"

s. 4.3: "nine o'clock in the evening (9:00 p.m.) and seven o'clock in the morning (7:00 a.m.)"

s. 8.1: "minimum fine of one hundred and forty dollars ($140.00) and a maximum fine of one thousand and seventy dollars ($1,070.00) plus a twenty per cent surcharge"

Village of Bath — Disturbance by Noise By-Law No. S-6.1 (predecessor, still in force)

Summary: Predecessor noise by-law for the former Village of Bath (S-6.1), still in force within the Bath portion of Carleton North pending district-wide harmonization. Regulates noise disturbances and related nuisances.

Village contractors; emergency/snow-removal vehicles; authorized fireworks; athletic activities on sport fields (to midnight); organized traditional/festive/religious activities; authorized parades/celebrations